100 Mile House Timber Supply Area
Last updated on March 24, 2026The 100 Mile House Timber Supply Area (TSA) is in south-central British Columbia and consists of about 1.24 million hectares. Communities within it include 100 Mile House, 108 Mile Ranch, Clinton, Lac la Hache, Forest Grove, 70 Mile House, Lone Butte and Bridge Lake. The TSA is administered by the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District.
From November 7, 2013 to November 7, 2018, the AAC for the 100 Mile House TSA was 2,000,000 cubic metres, of which no more than 500,000 cubic metres are attributable to live trees.
From November 7, 2018 until the next determination, the AAC will be 1,000,000 cubic metres, of which no more than 500,000 cubic metres are attributable to live trees.
Community Forest Agreement (CFA)
On June 11, 2014, following the Clinton Community Forest Agreement (CFA), the TSA’s allowable annual cut (AAC) was reduced to 1,948,002 cubic metres, of which no more than 477,707 cubic metres are attributable to live trees.
Adjusted Allowable Annual Cut
When a CFA is issued, the TSA’s AAC is adjusted to reflect the land removed from it, per the Allowable Annual Cut Administration Regulation. This resulted in a reduction of 51,998 cubic metres. From then until the next determination, it will be 967,805 cubic metres, of which no more than 477,707 cubic metres are attributable to live trees.
In-Progress Timber Supply Review
Current Timber Supply Review
Located in south-central B.C., the 100 Mile House TSA comprises about 1.24 million hectares.
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